Editing Transport in Australia (section)

===Inter-state rail services===
[[Journey Beyond]] operates four trains: the ''[[Indian Pacific]]'' ([[Central railway station, Sydney|Sydney]]-[[Adelaide Parklands Terminal|Adelaide]]-[[Public Transport Centre#East Perth Terminal|Perth]]), ''[[The Ghan]]'' (Adelaide-[[Alice Springs railway station|Alice Springs]]-[[Darwin railway station|Darwin]]), ''[[The Overland]]'' ([[Southern Cross railway station|Melbourne]]-Adelaide),<ref>{{cite web |url=http://www.gsr.com.au/trains.htm |title=Australia's Great Train Journeys |access-date=2003-04-01 |url-status=dead |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20030401215421/http://www.gsr.com.au/trains.htm |archive-date=1 April 2003}}</ref> and the ''[[Great Southern (train)|Great Southern]]'' ([[Brisbane]]-[[Melbourne]]-[[Adelaide]]). [[Government of New South Wales|NSW Government]] owned [[NSW TrainLink]] services link [[Roma Street railway station|Brisbane]], [[Canberra railway station|Canberra]], [[Southern Cross railway station|Melbourne]], [[Dubbo railway station|Dubbo]], [[Broken Hill railway station|Broken Hill]], [[Armidale railway station|Armidale]], [[Moree railway station|Moree]] and [[Griffith railway station|Griffith]] to [[Central railway station, Sydney|Sydney]]. Since the extension of the [[The Ghan|Ghan]] from Alice Springs to Darwin was completed in 2004, all mainland Australian capital cities are linked by [[standard gauge]] rail, for the first time.
{{see also|High-speed rail in Australia}}